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   19 hours ago · W.a.s.p. vest progress Started this style not so long ago, and im currently really happy how it looks kn the front. Waiting for all for one raven patch and wheels of steel to replace the diy ones and that would be finished front. Nothing on the back still, expect the diy wasp back patch. from TrifkeThrasher

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